Our chair welcomes the Dresden public at the "Long Night of Science" 2016
June 10, 2016
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At this special day of the year, people of all ages get a glimpse into the extra ordinary scientific landscape of Dresden.We offered interactive presentations and experiments related to nanotechnology titled "Die fabelhafte Welt des Kleinen: Ein Blick in die Nanotechnologie" at Hallwachsstraße. Our visitors enjoyed our programme, which included assembling molecules in reality and at the computer, making their own "molecule button", a live experiment showing the photocatalytic decomposition of methylene blue and interesting experiments involving magnetism and surface functionalization on the nanoscale.

Additionally, visitors in the Max-Bergmann-Center were welcome to discover our labs in "Die Nanowelt ertasten". Besides getting to know our Scanning Tunneling Microscope with a live demonstration, gazing at our Nanogallery presenting the bizarre and beautiful world at the nanoscale or getting in touch with our work space and daily life through our home-made movie clip, the visitors got also their hands on our micro-droplet setup.

We thank all our helpers in HAL and MBZ for the organization and enthusiasm before and during the event and all our guests for enjoying the night with us! See you again next year!

For more information, please refer to the event homepage

Our chair welcomes the Dresden public at the "Long Night of Science" 2016
June 10, 2016
Cover

At this special day of the year, people of all ages get a glimpse into the extra ordinary scientific landscape of Dresden.We offered interactive presentations and experiments related to nanotechnology titled "Die fabelhafte Welt des Kleinen: Ein Blick in die Nanotechnologie" at Hallwachsstraße. Our visitors enjoyed our programme, which included assembling molecules in reality and at the computer, making their own "molecule button", a live experiment showing the photocatalytic decomposition of methylene blue and interesting experiments involving magnetism and surface functionalization on the nanoscale.

Additionally, visitors in the Max-Bergmann-Center were welcome to discover our labs in "Die Nanowelt ertasten". Besides getting to know our Scanning Tunneling Microscope with a live demonstration, gazing at our Nanogallery presenting the bizarre and beautiful world at the nanoscale or getting in touch with our work space and daily life through our home-made movie clip, the visitors got also their hands on our micro-droplet setup.

We thank all our helpers in HAL and MBZ for the organization and enthusiasm before and during the event and all our guests for enjoying the night with us! See you again next year!

For more information, please refer to the event homepage